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Programming is the process of creating a set of instructions (called a program) that tells a computer what to do. In other words, Programming is like writing a bunch of commands for a robot. The robot (or computer) will follow those commands step by step, exactly how you wrote them — no more, no less!

You want your robot to:

• Print "Hello!"
• Add 2 + 2
• Show your name on the screen

To do that, you give it a list of clear, simple instructions — that’s what programming is!

A program is a collection of instructions (a bunch of commands )written in a specific programming language (like Python, Java, or C++) that a computer can understand and execute.

• Variables – Store data (like numbers or text).
• Data types – Define the type of data (e.g., integer, string, boolean).
• Operators – Perform actions like addition or comparison.
• Control structures – Direct the flow of the program (like if, else, for, while).
• Functions – Group instructions into reusable blocks.
• Input/Output – Get data from the user and display results.

Just like LEGO blocks, you build programs with pieces like:

• 🧺 Variables – Little boxes that store stuff (like your name or age)
• 🔁 Loops – Repeat things (like “Do this 5 times”)
• ❓ If statements – Make decisions (like “If it's raining, take an umbrella”)
• 🛠️ Functions – Mini-recipes you can use again and again

• You write code in a language (e.g., Python).
• The code is either compiled or interpreted.
• The computer follows the instructions to perform tasks like calculations, file handling, or displaying content.

                Here is a simple instruction in a language call Python which will be used in our teaching:

                print("Hello, my friends")

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